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BROCAS (This artist could be one of three sons (Samuel, Henry and William Brocas) by Henry Brocas, the celebrated Irish landscape painter. Both father and sons were influential in the development of nineteenth century landscape painting in Ireland, and became important figures in the Irish print trade.)
JUKES and SARGENT (JUKES, Francis, engraver and publisher, London: 10, Howland Street 1790-1802; 57, Upper John Street, Fitzroy Square 1797-1812. Trading: alone 1790-1802; as Jukes and Sargent 1809-1811. Born: 1745, Martley, Worcs. Died: 1812, Upper John Street. At first etcher end line engraver, later aquatint engraver, chiefly of topography and marine subjects. Some works executed with Robert Pollard and Valentine Green. Business connections with Switzerland severed by French Revolution. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Abbey: 1792-94: AS512; 1795: AS514; 1797-1802: AS545; Somers Cocks, single prints:)
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Collection Area
Art
Item Number
NMW A 28020
Creation/Production
BROCAS
JUKES and SARGENT
Acquisition
Purchase, 14/11/1923
Measurements
h(cm) image size:16.8
h(cm)
w(cm) image size:22
w(cm)
h(cm) primary support:20.3
h(cm)
w(cm) primary support:23.4
w(cm)
Techniques
Coloured aquatint on paper
Aquatint
Intaglio printing
Prints
Fine Art - works on paper
Material
Paper
Ink
Location
In store
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